This course offers an overview of artistic innovation in Europe and the Americas during the first half of the twentieth century. It will cover the major avant-garde movements of this period, from Expressionism to Cubism, ...

This course offers a basic introduction to the history of European and American art from the Renaissance to the present. Designed to prepare students for advanced study of art history, it covers all major eras of Western ...

This course offers a basic introduction to the history of European and American art from the ancient period to the present. It covers all the major eras of Western art, but it focuses only on selected artists and artworks. ...

This course offers a basic introduction to the history of European and American art from the Renaissance to the present. Designed to prepare students for advanced study of art history, it covers all major eras of Western ...

This seminar focuses on the relation of Impressionism and modern life, especially the new urban spaces and lifestyles of Paris in the late nineteenth century. A key concern, for instance, will be representation of city ...

This course offers a basic introduction to the history of European and American art from the ancient period to the present. It covers all the major eras of Western art, but it focuses only on selected artists and artworks. ...

This course is about art in New York City. From the downtown bohemia where artists lived to the midtown museums and galleries where they exhibited their work, from the spatial interventions of the avant-garde to the ...

Course Description: This course examines the history of French painting from 1800 to 1850, introducing the period’s major artists, theories, and styles -- David’s Neoclassicism, Delacroix’s Romanticism, Courbet’s Realism. ...